Jung Yong-ju Transforms into a 90s Campus Vibe in 'Matchy Matchy', Steals the Scene

Actor Jung Yong-ju has successfully showcased another acting transformation through the Netflix series 'Matchy Matchy'.

Released on the 12th, 'Matchy Matchy' depicts the intertwined lives of two friends, Ryu Eun-jung (played by Kim Go-eun) and Chun Sang-yeon (played by Park Ji-hyun). Jung Yong-ju played the pivotal role of 'Hyun-guk', a core member of the photography club 'Magic Hour' and a reliable senior to the two protagonists.

He perfectly embodied the role of the club's mood-maker with his unique friendly energy and realistic acting. His styling, which captured the essence of 90s university students, and his endearing comedic charm provided viewers with both laughter and relatability, enhancing the drama's immersion.

Jung Yong-ju, who recently made a strong impression in the play 'Equus', has consistently expanded his filmography across various genres, including dramas like 'The Humiliation History', 'Motel California', 'Prefabricated Family', 'Flower Blooms at Night', and the film 'White Day'. In 'Matchy Matchy', he once again proved his scene-stealing presence by perfectly fitting into the character and era, contributing to both the realism and entertainment of the work.

Through the character of 'Hyun-guk', Jung Yong-ju enriched the charm of the series, raising anticipation for his future acting endeavors. Meanwhile, all episodes of 'Matchy Matchy' are now available on Netflix.

Jung Yong-ju recently delivered a memorable stage performance by taking on the role of 'Alan Strang' in the play 'Equus', overcoming a 300:1 competition ratio. He has demonstrated a broad acting spectrum by consistently appearing in diverse works such as the dramas 'The Humiliation History', 'Motel California', 'Prefabricated Family', 'Flower Blooms at Night', and the film 'White Day'. In the Netflix series 'Matchy Matchy', he portrayed 'Hyun-guk', a 90s university student, leaving a deep impression on viewers with his realistic acting.